Great Otway National Park

The big park, Melbourne's most important and prestigious sporting event is also concentrated in the grand modern facilities. In particular, in addition to special music events including international music festivals, tennis fans can enjoy the legendary Rod Laver Arena, the venue of the Australian Open tennis tournament (Grand Slam).

Enjoy the rainforest scenery in Otway National Park, watch the rare Australian animals, there are many routes for visitors to the forest to hike, tourists who like to be close to nature, you can also stay here for some time, feel zero contact with nature.

The departure from Apollo Bay on Ocean Road is about 40 minutes to arrive. The next trip is the Outway Tree Top Walk (Otway Fly Treetop Walk) Outway National Forest Park is a pristine tropical forest. Enter the park. Walk a section of the virgin forest road. Shuttle the trees in the towering forest. Various states of the forest green leaf bushes occasionally also have small snakes and insects infested for a walk and saw the world's longest and tallest steel plank road 1.9 kilometers long circular plank road hovering on the top of the tree feels like walking on the top of the high-altitude rain forest cliffs towering trees are at hand The often special perspective is also a very interesting itinerary

The area within one or two hours drive of the Otways National Park has to be some of the nicest scenery in the world. You genuinely have a bit of everything.....stunnibg beachea, farmland, rainforests etc. Really beautiful area.

Leaving Otway Fly Tree top, the rain gradually stopped. On the way out of the jungle, I could see the sign "Watch Koala". I began to notice that there were eucalyptus trees on both sides. This was the food of Koala, so it was likely that there would be koalas. Sure enough, we found more than 10 wild koalas, but the eucalyptus trees were very tall. Koala carefully hid in high places and could only use our cameras. The small black spots were photographed and the face could be seen clearly after enlargement. They were so cute that I really wanted to hold them down.

Soon after leaving Apollo Bay and driving in the direction of the Otway Lighthouse, we entered a tree-lined path, and the trees grew denser and denser as we walked. In fact, unconsciously, we have entered Great Otway National Park. The park is completely open without walls. With the natural overgrowth of the surrounding scenery, we inadvertently walked into it. The trees on both sides are tall, the trunk is straight and the sun is shaded. A two-way Lane leads to the deep forest. It is quiet and deep, and the scenery is very unique. Somehow, this reminds me of the X file. Sometimes you can see the traces of lightning, the trees have been carburized by lightning, and the pallor is very incongruous with the surrounding lush environment. I think if I leave the highway and go deep into the woods, I will probably get lost. But there are special hiking routes and camping areas in the park for outdoor enthusiasts. There are signs, road signs, alarms, positioners and other facilities along the line. As long as you follow the designed route, you should not get lost. I'd like to try walking through Otway National Park sometime in the future, but I need an experienced leader to lead the team. Otherwise, it's a bit of a panic. From time to time, we see koalas in the woods, lying lazily on the trees and eating. I see where there are more parked cars and get off. Most of you are looking at koalas. I wondered how the first person who saw Koala found out that Koala was driving by so fast that he could see it in the dense woods.

Driving at a speed of 80 km/h in the jungle is especially impressive in a flying car, but some sharp turns must be slowed down in advance so that the wheels don't slip or drive back into the lane is very dangerous. You can see wild koalas on the way to the lighthouse. Don't miss them.